EP0995285B1 - Rate detection for variable rate cdma communication systems - Google Patents
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- This invention generally relates to variable data rate transmissions and, more particularly, to techniques for efficiently detecting variable rate data transmission when explicit bit rate information is transmitted.
- CDMA code division multiple access
- radiocommunication becomes more widely accepted, it will be desirable to provide various types of radiocommunication services to meet consumer demand. For example, support for facsimile, e-mail, video, internet access, etc. via radiocommunication systems is envisioned. Moreover, it is expected that users may wish to access different types of services at the same time. For example, a video conference between two users would involve both speech and video support. Some of these different services will require relatively high data rates compared with speech service that has been conventionally supplied by radio communication systems, while other services will require variable data rate service. Thus, it is anticipated that future radio communication systems will need to be able to support high data rate communications as well as variable data rate communications.
- variable rate communications in CDMA radio communication systems. From the perspective of transmitting data at varying rates, these techniques include, for example, discontinuous transmission (DTX), variable spreading factors, multi-code transmission and variable forward error correction (FEC) coding.
- DTX discontinuous transmission
- FEC variable forward error correction
- transmission occurs only during a variable portion of each frame, i.e., a time period defined for transmitting a certain size block of data.
- the ratio between the portion of the frame used for transmission and the total frame time is commonly referred to as the duty cycle ⁇ .
- DTX is used, for example, to provide variable data rate transmissions in systems designed in accordance with the U.S. standard entitled "Mobile Station-Base Station Compatibility Standard for Dual-Mode Wideband Spread Spectrum Cellular System", TTA/EIA Interim Standard TIA/EIA/IS-95 (July 1993) and its revision TIA/EIA Interim Standard TIA/EIA/IS-95-A (May 1995).
- U.S. standard entitled "Mobile Station-Base Station Compatibility Standard for Dual-Mode Wideband Spread Spectrum Cellular System”
- TTA/EIA Interim Standard TIA/EIA/IS-95 July 1993
- TIA/EIA Interim Standard TIA/EIA/IS-95-A May 1995.
- Such standards that determine the features of U.S. cellular communication systems are promulgated by the Telecommunications Industry Association and the Electronic Industries Association located in Arlington, Virginia.
- Varying the spreading factor is another known technique for providing variable data rate communication.
- spread spectrum systems spread data signals across the available bandwidth by multiplying each of the data signals with spreading codes.
- the spreading factor By varying the number of code symbols or chips per data symbol, i.e., the spreading factor, while keeping the rate of the code symbols fixed, the effective data rate can be controllably varied.
- multi-code transmission Another known technique for varying the transmitted data rate is commonly referred to as multi-code transmission.
- data is transmitted using a variable number of spreading codes where the exact number of codes used depends on the instantaneous user bit rate.
- multi-code transmission is described in U.S. Patent No. US 5,896,368 entitled “Multi-Code Compressed Mode DS-CDMA Systems and Methods", filed on April 23, 1996.
- FEC forward error correction
- the receiver must know the particular data rate at which a signal is transmitted in order to properly detect and decode the received signal.
- Methods for informing the receiver of the instantaneous data rate of a received signal generally fall into two categories, systems which explicitly transmit bit rate information (BRI) along with the transmitted signal, and systems which provide the receiver with the capability to "blindly" determine the rate at which data has been transmitted, e.g., by trying different rates and looking for a correct cyclic redundancy check (CRC).
- BCI bit rate information
- CRC cyclic redundancy check
- blind rate detection results in relatively complex receivers due to the additional circuitry/logic needed to correctly identify one of a plurality of possible data transmission rates.
- the BRI can either be sent in the data frame before the data frame that it describes or in the same frame that it describes. If the BRI is transmitted in the previous frame, an extra delay of one frame will be introduced in the transmitter. That is, as soon as the data for a frame is available in the transmitter, the BRI for that frame is computed and transmitted, while the transmission of that data frame is delayed until the next frame period. This extra delay can be undesirable for low-delay services like speech, especially for large frame lengths.
- the receiver needs to buffer the received signal until it has detected and decoded the BRI for that frame. This solution leads to extra buffering in the receiver, and therefore additional cost and complexity.
- US 5,309,474 discloses a system and method for communication information signals using spread spectrum communication techniques.
- PN sequences are constructed that provide orthogonality between the users so that mutual interference will be reduced, allowing higher capacity and better link performance.
- orthogonal PN codes With orthogonal PN codes, the cross-correlation is zero over a predetermined time interval, resulting in no interference between the orthogonal codes, provided only that the code time frames are time aligned with each other.
- signals are communicated between a cell-site and mobile units using direct sequence spread spectrum communication signals. In the cell-to-mobile link, pilot, sync, paging and voice channels are defined.
- Information communicated on the cell-to-mobile link channels are, in general, encoded, interleaved, bi-phase shift key (BPSK) modulated with orthogonal covering of each BPSK symbol along with quadrature phase shift key (QPSK) spreading of the covered symbols.
- BPSK bi-phase shift key
- QPSK quadrature phase shift key
- access and voice channels are defined.
- Information communicated on the mobile-to-cell link channels are, in general, encoded, interleaved, orthogonal signalling along with QPSK spreading.
- US 5,544,156 relates to system and method for coherently demodulating an uplink signal in a multirate, CDMA system.
- phase information can be derived so as to generate a reference for coherent demodulation.
- Variable rate data transmissions which use a variable spreading factor are accommodated having BRI transmitted in the same frame as the data itself.
- Walsh code spreading is employed, the despreading process can be split into two separate despreading stages, with buffering between the two stages. Buffering can then be made at the maximum user data rate instead of the much higher chip rate. In this way, the size of the buffer can be significantly reduced.
- despreading is performed using a first code which is common to all physical channels based upon the maximum user data rate and the property of Walsh code words that codes stem from common roots.
- this information is then provided to a second despreading stage which determines the individual code words associated with each physical channel to be decoded.
- CDMA systems can support variable bit rate services, such as speech, by providing control information in each frame which specifies the instantaneous data symbol rate for that frame.
- control information in each frame which specifies the instantaneous data symbol rate for that frame.
- physical channels can be organized in frames of equal length. Each frame carries an integer number of chips and an integer number of information bits.
- bit rate control information can be provided for every CDMA frame by transmitting this information on a separate physical channel.
- the physical channels carrying the data and the control information can be denoted as physical data channel (PDCH) and physical control channel (PCCH), respectively.
- PDCH physical data channel
- PCCH physical control channel
- the spreading code, symbol rate, or equivalently spreading factor, of the PCCH are known a priori to the receiver.
- variable rate transmission can be reduced for various users of the system since the chip rate is kept constant and a lower bit rate gives a higher spreading factor, thus allowing a lower transmit power.
- this ability to vary the information rate in a CDMA system can be used advantageously to vary other parameters.
- FIG. 1 The structure of an exemplary receiver (usable, e.g., in either a base station or a mobile station) is illustrated in Figure 1.
- the received signal is first processed to produce complex baseband samples by processor 10.
- the signal is distributed to signal processing branches including the control channel and data channel RAKE demodulators 12 and 14, respectively.
- signal processing branches including the control channel and data channel RAKE demodulators 12 and 14, respectively.
- Only one PDCH signal processing branch is illustrated in Figure 1, those skilled in the art will appreciate that a plurality of these branches can be included in receivers according to the present invention.
- the demodulators 12 and 14 are also provided with the corresponding spreading codes for the PCCH and PDCH by units 16 and 18.
- a PCCH frame contains relevant information about the structure of the concurrently transmitted PDCH and, therefore, the PCCH information is to be decoded before the PDCH can be demodulated.
- a frame buffer 20 upstream of the PDCH RAKE demodulator 14 delays input of the baseband signal thereto so that the PDCH RAKE demodulator 14 receives the spreading factor of the PDCH prior to decoding.
- This information related to the rate at which data was transmitted in the PDCH on a frame-by-frame basis is provided by PCCH decoder 22.
- a PDCH decoder 24 is also provided downstream for decoding of the PDCH as is well known in the art.
- the size of frame buffer 20 can be minimized in accordance with exemplary embodiments of the present invention as described below.
- variable rate services can be supported through spreading a data stream with a variable spreading factor. For example, consider a service which requires a first (lower) data rate during a first period and a second (higher) data rate during a second period and which is being supported using one PDCH between a mobile station and a base station.
- a first spreading code can be selected based upon the first data rate.
- a second spreading code can be selected for spreading frames to be transmitted at the second data rate. Since the second data rate is higher than the first data rate, the second spreading code will be shorter than the first spreading code.
- a plurality of variable rate PDCHs can be handled in a similar manner.
- a number of data streams can be spread to the chip rate using Walsh codes of different length, followed by summation and scrambling.
- Figure 2 depicts these spreading and scrambling operations, exemplified for two physical channels.
- a first data stream is supplied to multiplier 30 having a data rate of R 1 which is equal to the chip rate R c divided by the spreading factor SF 1 for that data stream.
- This data stream is spread with a code word C 1 having a length which is selected such that the output of multiplier 30 is a physical channel at the chip rate R c .
- a second data stream is supplied to multiplier 32 having a second data rate R 2 which is equal to the chip rate R c divided by a second spreading factor SF 2 .
- This data stream is spread with a second code word C 2 having a length which is selected to result in a physical channel at the chip rate R c .
- the two physical channels are summed at summer 34 and then the composite signal is scrambled with a scrambling code C scr at block 36.
- the resultant signal is output, e.g., to transmit signal processing circuitry and ultimately coupled to an antenna.
- the rate of the data streams can be limited to such an interval that the spreading factors used are larger or equal to a predetermined SF min .
- the Walsh codes used for spreading at multipliers 30 and 32 can be viewed in a tree like manner, as illustrated in Figure 3. Codes on the same level in the tree are orthogonal and have the same spreading factor. If a physical channel is spread with a first code in the tree, and another physical channel is spread with another code which is (1) not the same as the first code, (2) not to the left of the first code on the path to the root of the tree and (3) not in the subtree which has the first code as the root, the spread physical channels will be orthogonal. Every physical channel is allocated a spreading code from the tree, with spreading factors matching the respective data rates. As the data rate varies for a particular PDCH, a code from a different level of the tree will be allocated.
- variable rate PDCH will typically move up and down along a certain path in the code tree as its data rate varies.
- any given code in the tree is used to construct the codes to the right of it (i.e., further from the root).
- any given code can be seen as consisting of lower level codes that are on the way to the root of the code tree. Applicants have recognized that this code property can be used to reduce buffering requirements in the receiver.
- the received signal is descrambled and despread. However, before despreading a frame the receiver needs to know the spreading factor used for transmission of that frame. Since the BRI is transmitted in the same frame according to exemplary embodiments of the present invention, the signal needs to be buffered. However, Applicants have recognized that despreading with the largest common part of all Walsh codes that are available for a particular connection set up can be performed without buffering, i.e., before the BRI is decoded. Accordingly, the branch of the receiver illustrated in Figure 1 that includes buffer 20 and PDCH RAKE demodulator 14 can be modified as illustrated in Figure 4.
- the signal is correlated with a first code at the root of the subtree in which all possible codes are found at block 50 to partially despread the received symbols.
- This process is performed for all multipath rays, RAKE combining is done and the intermediate symbols obtained are buffered in buffer 20.
- the intermediate symbols from buffer 20 are correlated with a second code at block 52 to get the despread raw bits.
- the code used for the second step of the despreading is easily identified from the code tree. For example, despreading the code (+1+1-1-1-1-1+1+1) can be implemented by first despreading with (+1+1) at block 50 followed by despreading with (+ 1-1-1 +1) at block 52.
- buffering in accordance with the present invention is made at a rate significantly lower than the chip rate. For example, in a system using a variable spreading factor between 64 and 256, buffering is made at a rate 64 times lower than the chip rate.
- Figure 5 depicts an exemplary despreading process according to the present invention for two codes in a two finger RAKE receiver.
- the received signal is descrambled to reverse the process which was performed in block 36 of Figure 2.
- the received signal is partially despread using the common code, i.e., the code at the leftmost portion of the code tree which is common to all of the variable spreading factor options for this particular transmission.
- the resulting partially despread signals are integrated at blocks 68 and 70, respectively, and modified based upon the channel estimates at blocks 72 and 74.
- the resultant, partially despread signals are then summed at block 76 and introduced to buffer 20 wherein they are stored until the bit rate information can be provided from the PCCH decoder. Since, however, the signals have been partially despread before being stored in buffer 20, the data rate of storage is much lower than the chip rate, providing the designer with the opportunity to reduce the size of buffer 18.
- the second codes C 1 " and C 2 " can be selected to complete the despreading operation at blocks 78 and 80, respectively.
- the despread signals are integrated at blocks 82 and 84 and subsequent processing is performed as is well known in conventional RAKE receivers.
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